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It is absolutely more competitive! There are more clinical hours in leadership, more experience in evidence-based practice, etc. You just need to be able to talk it up! And if you want to be even more marketable, take the CNL exam and get certified. You definitely don't need to wait a year to sit for it.
Tina S
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Hey all! I will be graduating from University of Maryland with an entry level masters next month. I am applying for pretty competetive new graduate resedencies mostly in ER, PICU. I am wondering if being an entry level masters means anything to hiring managers?
My dream job is Childrens National, but I dont want to not accept what comes my way if chances are slim.